Territorial fragmentation is always good.
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Not that it is surprising when weak kings lose territory.
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"Weak king" and "weak monarchical property rights" are synonymous expressions.
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Can't agree. The problem - which nobody seems to want to name - is that monarchical security is partially a function of the personality of the king in question.
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The King could very well have maintained security over the colonies. He was simply afraid to use the methods necessary to do so. He tolerated traitors in the name of free expression or some such nonsense. In fact the colonies had no actual chance in a war, and didn't win.
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Instead, there was a civil war carried out by proxy. The king didn't show up, so he lost by default.
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If "pretty strong" means "realistically enforceable" (as it should), then no.
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